"A Murder In Milburn", Book 4: Death By Ice Cream (2016) - Plot & Excerpts
“I’m still worried about Dillon,” Nora said. “Somehow, I feel like we should have told Sean.” “What could we have said?” Harvey asked. “Sean’s already looking for him, and it’s not like we have any clue where Dillon could be. He isn’t answering his phone either, right?” Nora steepled her fingers together, and tried to figure it out. “No. He isn’t. But when he last called me, he mentioned that he’d be at Tiffany’s house.” “That’s impossible,” Harvey said. “It’s still cordoned off by the police, isn’t it?” “It is?” Nora asked, astonished. “Sure. I know the place. Had to make it my business when she died. Let me take you there.” He drove through dusty roads, driving as recklessly as ever, until they finally halted at a dingy old bungalow. On the porch, an old man was sitting in a rocking chair, a pot of iced tea standing next to him on a stool. His wife, a blue haired lady with large convex glasses covering nearly half her face, was talking animatedly to him.
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